3D-printed railway station in Japan features in today's Dezeen Agenda

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Japanese company Serendix completed what it calls the world's first 3D-printed railway station in Arida, Japan, constructed overnight between the last and first train services.

It was built from four prefabricated parts – a roof, back wall, and two corner elements forming the side walls and floor – produced in a factory over seven days.

This week's newsletter also features this year's Golden Lion award recipients, the construction of the tallest residential skyscraper in Atlanta, and RSHP's plans for 10 interconnected towers in Dubai.

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